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Seven prestigious luxury brands are set to significantly expand their presence at K11 Musea in Tsim Sha Tsui, aiming to increase their total retail space to over 30,000 square feet within the next four years. This initiative comes as New World Development, the high-end real estate division, anticipates a resurgence in the city's luxury retail market. Audemars Piguet, Balenciaga, Brunello Cucinelli, Loewe, Saint Laurent, and Van Cleef & Arpels are planning renovations for their existing stores at K11 Musea, while Prada is preparing to launch its first outlet at Victoria Dockside. The expansion of these leading luxury brands at K11 Musea is primarily attributed to the impressive performance and exceptional sales productivity of their current locations. In the six-month period ending December 2023, K11 Musea experienced a remarkable 41% increase in sales compared to the previous year, largely fueled by luxury spending, beauty products, and cultural events, as reported by New World.

With the 1% customer being so vital to luxury brands today, there’s a sense that a much larger opportunity for private retail is on the horizon. One that goes beyond the private space/personal service model of the Louis Vuitton private apartments and Gucci Salons. Providing cultural moments truly extraordinary and befitting of the VIC client and their one-of-a-kind world. That seems to be the opportunity being addressed by the Palazzo Bottega Veneta, opening in Venice next month, as reported by the Financial Times. An entire Venetian palace curated by the brand’s creative director Matthieu Blazy, the space offers all the appointment-only, early-access offerings one expects of a VIP retail space. But it goes much further: the space captures the spirit of Venice’s art heritage, operating almost as a foundation to provide residencies to select artisans. These artisans, in turn, share their art and stories to a private audience of 1% clients. It continues the brand’s existing ‘Bottega for Bottegas’ programme that celebrates small makers, while tapping directly into the brand’s Italian artisanal workshop origins. It is, perhaps, the most accurate translation of Bottega Veneta into retail yet. Grand in scale and vision, it’s the kind of cultural exchange and experience we tend to only see within ultra-luxury hospitality, but one that, surely, we’ll now see more of in ultra-luxury retail.

Experience the epitome of luxury in 2026 as Paris unveils its first Louis Vuitton Hotel. Hold onto your monogrammed luggage, fashion enthusiasts! The iconic Louis Vuitton (LV) is making major waves in the hospitality industry with the announcement of its first-ever hotel in Paris, set to open in 2026 🇫🇷 Located at the prestigious 103, Champs Élysées, just beside LV's largest store globally, this isn't your average stay. Imagine stepping into a giant Louis Vuitton briefcase, complete with luxurious details and unparalleled service. While specific design details remain under wraps, the 6,000m2 space promises an immersive experience unlike any other. Think high-end amenities, exquisite dining options, and the unparalleled craftsmanship LV is renowned for. This exciting venture isn't entirely uncharted territory for the brand. LV has successfully collaborated with restaurants in the past, offering unique pop-up experiences that blend fashion and food. This hotel marks a bold move that redefines luxury. It's an opportunity for LV to showcase its brand identity beyond fashion, offering guests a chance to live the Louis Vuitton lifestyle. Do you dream of experiencing luxury reimagined by LV? Share your thoughts in the comments below! #louisvuitton #LVHotel #luxurytravel #marketing #paris #FashionHospitality #Innovation #Markit #experientialmarketing #IBSMumbai #Experience_Marketing!🖤♾️ Content and Infographics : Honey Jain

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Luxury retail partnerships are transforming high-end residential developments, offering residents exclusive access to world-class brands and personalised shopping experiences. From designer boutiques within the building to private showings of luxury goods, these collaborations are enhancing the allure of mixed-use properties for affluent buyers seeking convenience and exclusivity. 40% of high-net-worth buyers favour developments that integrate luxury retail with properties featuring partnerships with brands like Gucci and Louis Vuitton commanding up to 30% higher premiums (Knight Frank Wealth Report, 2023 & JLL Global Cities Report. These retail experiences, combined with bespoke concierge services, are elevating the residential experience and setting a new standard in luxury living. #rh45 #rhodium #rhodiumresidential #rhodiumresidences #Rhodiumexperience #Rhodiumluxurliving #Rhodiumlifestyle #superprimerealestate #luxuryrealestate #brandedresidences #exclusiveproperties #luxuryinteriordesign #propertydevelopers #luxuryamenities

How LVMH Transformed a Miami Warehouse District into a Luxury Hotspot Miami's Design District has become a global hub for luxury shopping, boasting brands like Louis Vuitton , Loewe , Hermès ès, and CHANEL . But just 14 years ago, this area was filled with gritty warehouses and empty lots. So how did this transformation happen? A Shared Vision The key players were Miami developer Craig Robins and #LVMH #CEO @Bernard Arnault. Robins envisioned the Design District as a SoHo of the South, while Arnault saw the potential for luxury brands. Despite initial skepticism, they joined forces to create Miami Design District Associates. The Secret Sauce The success of the Design District goes beyond just luxury stores. Here's what makes it special: Art and Culture: The neighborhood seamlessly blends high-end retail with outdoor sculptures, murals, and museums. Flagship stores resemble art galleries, creating a unique experience. A Curated Experience: Robins is actively involved in curating the vibe of the district. He donated land for a museum and helped attract Michelin-starred restaurants and exclusive private clubs. The Results The gamble paid off. Today, the Design District enjoys: Soaring Rents: Asking rents have skyrocketed by 200% since 2019, the highest increase in North America. Increased Foot Traffic: Foot traffic has jumped 47% over the past four years, while other luxury shopping areas have seen declines. A New Miami: Miami is now seen as a cultural capital, attracting financiers, tech entrepreneurs, and the business elite. Craig Robins' Vision Robins' commitment to art, culture, and community has been instrumental in the Design District's success. He has helped create a vibrant destination that goes beyond just shopping. What do you think about LVMH's investment in the Miami Design District? #Miami #DesignDistrict #LuxuryRetail #RealEstate #UrbanDevelopment #Dubai #London #Paris https://lnkd.in/dKpTAR8M

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The future of brick-and-mortar retail spaces will see more concept stores like Louis Vuitton's new LV The Place Bangkok where shoppers can access a broad range of experiences across retail, lifestyle, F&B as well as culture and the arts, under one roof. These concept stores are especially effective for aspirational and luxury brands seeking to create unique touchpoints to connect with their customers and engage them to strengthen brand loyalty. In a high-cost environment, the price elasticity of demand for luxury products typically goes up which means consumers will switch to cheaper alternatives like pre-loved options or other substitute brands when prices increase. Therefore, many premium brands will work relentlessly to differentiate themselves by creating a unique brand experience for their customers. This in turn, helps to make competitors irrelevant and ensure demand even when prices go up. #retailnews #retailinasia #retailindustry #retailstrategy #retailproperty #conceptstore #retail

Louis Vuitton transformed scaffolding at its Manhattan flagship store into a striking 15-story display of oversized trunks, blending luxury and functionality during the holiday season. The intricate design mimics iconic Vuitton luggage, featuring custom fabric, steel details, and 3D-scanned elements. The spectacle has drawn crowds and sparked social media buzz, enhancing brand visibility while the store undergoes construction. Nearby, a temporary flagship offers exclusive shopping experiences. This bold strategy exemplifies LVMH’s mastery in combining real estate and marketing to dominate prime retail spaces. Luxury transcends mere products, offering immersive experiences, as exemplified by LVMH's bold choice to reimagine scaffolding at its Manhattan flagship. Rather than adhering to NYC’s utilitarian scaffolding norm, LVMH crafted a towering 15-story display of iconic Louis Vuitton trunks. This innovative installation not only maintained brand alignment but also elevated it, transforming construction into an extraordinary showcase. It captivated passersby, delivering a taste of luxury on the streets and an open invitation to explore the opulent offerings at their nearby temporary flagship store. #luxurylaw

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